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whos the richest dj? (pg. 6)
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| sleepydragon |
| quote: | Originally posted by Tayfoon
no one will pay hawtin 90k
because then youd have to sell tix for like 900$ each |
not very good at maths are you |
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| sleepydragon |
| quote: | Originally posted by Salem
cause i know my , think about it man, hawtin would be no more than 8,000 - 10,000 american funds. He isn't that much of a draw. |
why do you keep trying to make out you know everything? his fee will change from club to club. But you know the busness inside out dont you so you can give out figures of your head like that :rolleyes: |
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| Alex |
| quote: | Originally posted by sleepydragon
not very good at maths are you |
That or all the shows he goes to only have 100 or less people in attendance :stongue: :stongue: |
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| Danny Ocean |
| quote: | Originally posted by Alex
That or all the shows he goes to only have 100 or less people in attendance :stongue: :stongue: |
haha exactly. |
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| Danny Ocean |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ivand
club != promoter
usually the promoter will use the fee money along with a fee from the clob for promoting services and sponsors (if any) to cover the expenses, the club owner only makes drinks and other stuff sold in the club.
you obviously don't know how clubs nights works
at least that how it works here
satisfied with my answer now? |
The type of negotiation you do with clients will vary. There is no one way to negociate. If the club owner invests in bringing the DJ he will keep entrance fee plus whatever he sells at the club, pretty obvious. If a promoter puts his own money down, he will keep the entrance fee. If the promoter and the club owner both put money down, they will split the entrace fee profits depending on how much each of them invested. It's business, i know how it works. Still, this has nothing to do with my statement that a club will earn more profit from selling liquor at the event than the entrance fee itself, so i don't know why you're making pointless arguments with me. |
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| Tayfoon |
| quote: | Originally posted by Salem
cause i know my , think about it man, hawtin would be no more than 8,000 - 10,000 american funds. He isn't that much of a draw. |
Not even that much |
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| Tayfoon |
| quote: | Originally posted by Danny Ocean
The type of negotiation you do with clients will vary. There is no one way to negociate. If the club owner invests in bringing the DJ he will keep entrance fee plus whatever he sells at the club, pretty obvious. If a promoter puts his own money down, he will keep the entrance fee. If the promoter and the club owner both put money down, they will split the entrace fee profits depending on how much each of them invested. It's business, i know how it works. Still, this has nothing to do with my statement that a club will earn more profit from selling liquor at the event than the entrance fee itself, so i don't know why you're making pointless arguments with me. |
That almost never happens, every club works with out of house promoters
Clearly you dont have a clue, so stop trying to back up your rediculous claim that Hawtin gets 90k |
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| Danny Ocean |
| quote: | Originally posted by Tayfoon
That almost never happens, every club works with out of house promoters
Clearly you dont have a clue, so stop trying to back up your rediculous claim that Hawtin gets 90k |
lmao, just shut the up, i know im right about how the business works you blithering idiot. I presented different cases of how it can work. I'm also done with backing up that hawtin gets 90k, i stated from the start that it was what i heard from ferry's former manager, if it's true or not i simply don't give a .
go learn some mathematics and also understand that every club in every country does not operate the same way. |
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| chesco |
| quote: | Originally posted by Salem
cause i know my , think about it man, hawtin would be no more than 8,000 - 10,000 american funds. He isn't that much of a draw. |
Put this in perspective here, Trentemoller's contract states a fee of 10,000 euro's and i know this for a fact as I've seen his contract as we've tried to book him. (by the way we had him over in september 05 and he cost 1000€ (what a difference a year makes)
hawtin is far bigger draw than him, so you do the math. |
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| Clovis |
| Its funny how everyone in their respective little scene thinks they know how it works all over the world. |
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| Danny Ocean |
| quote: | Originally posted by chesco
Put this in perspective here, Trentemoller's contract states a fee of 10,000 euro's and i know this for a fact as I've seen his contract as we've tried to book him. (by the way we had him over in september 05 and he cost 1000€ (what a difference a year makes)
hawtin is far bigger draw than him, so you do the math. |
why did you edit your post? it's true, Hawtin doing live act as Plastikman is very rare and i wouldn't be surprised if he asks for more than what he regularly costs.
if there is a high demand for a DJ in any given occasion they can ask for whatever amount they want, and if it's an important night they will get it. It's a sellers market. Hawtin may not have a high demand in the USA, but i'm sure he does in Europe and Asia. |
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| chesco |
| quote: | Originally posted by Danny Ocean
why did you edit your post? it's true, Hawtin doing live act as Plastikman is very rare and i wouldn't be surprised if he asks for more than what he regularly costs.
if there is a high demand for a DJ in any given occasion they can ask for whatever amount they want, and if it's an important night they will get it. It's a sellers market. Hawtin may not have a high demand in the USA, but i'm sure he does in Europe and Asia. |
i'm sure hawtin doesn't do plastikman live shows anymore after the failure at mutek, hence I never thought it relevant to say how much he would command for such a performance as it's completely hypothetical and not likely to happen in the near future |
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